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SC Ali Harman Arrested from Maharastra for Alleged Matrimonial Fraud with Girl from Sri Vijaya Puram

Tarun Karthick

Sri Vijaya Puram, 13 October 2024

In a concerning case of matrimonial fraud, a man named SC Ali Harman has been arrested for allegedly deceiving a local woman out of ₹3 lakh. The incident was reported at Aberdeen Police Station after the victim lodged a formal complaint, detailing a series of manipulative interactions that began on Muzz, a popular matrimonial app for Muslim community.

According to the police, the accused befriended the victim on the app, promising marriage and gaining her trust. During his visit to Sri Vijaya Puram, Harman reportedly convinced the victim’s family to give him money, citing vague reasons for the urgent need for funds. The complainant stated that Harman successfully swindled her and her family out of ₹3 lakh before leaving the Andaman Islands. After departing, Harman allegedly blocked all forms of communication with the victim and her family.

The investigation, led by Sub-Inspector Abhishek Haldar and Head Constable Shiv Nath of Aberdeen Police Station, has uncovered significant evidence supporting the claims made by the victim. Bank records confirm the transfer of funds from the complainant to Harman. Additionally, police have gathered evidence that places Harman in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands during the time in question, further substantiating the allegations.

Harman was tracked down and arrested in Maharashtra before being brought back to Sri Vijaya Puram. He has since been presented before the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Court and is currently under judicial custody.

The investigation is being overseen by SDPO South Andaman, Ms. Anushtha Kalia, IPS, under the overall supervision of Superintendent of Police, South Andaman District, Ms. Niharika Bhatt, IPS.

In light of the incident, the South Andaman District Police have issued a public advisory, urging citizens to exercise caution when engaging in relationships through digital platforms. The police have also encouraged the public to report any suspicious activities or incidents by calling 112 or contacting local authorities.

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